I can celebrate the holidays that I want to.

I can talk about my traditions with others.

I am polite to others when they share their traditions with me.

I can tell holiday stories and watch holiday movies.  

I can celebrate Christmas AND Hannukah with my family.

I can eat Christmas cookies.

I turn off the stove after I break the Hanukkah challah bread.

I can say no to a holiday food that I don't like.

Ella brings traditional holiday food to lunch at school.

Amy has a peanut butter and fruit cookie for Kwanzaa.  She eats it at the peanut table so that another student does have an allergic reaction.

I can hang a holiday calendar in my own locker.

I can celebrate Christmas at my church.

I can celebrate Hanukkah with my family.

I can help my neighbors stay safe by keeping my Christmas lights on my own property.

I respect that my neighbors don't celebrate the same holidays as my family does.

I turn off the Christmas lights before bed.

I blow out the candles in the menorah before I leave the room.

I can hang lights up outside my house to celebrate the holidays.

I use LED battery powered candles to keep my house safe.

I make sure not to plug in too many decorations at once so I don't start a fire.

I can wear traditional African clothing for Kwanzaa.

I can make safe choices at holiday parties.

I can give and get gifts for the holidays.

I thank someone for the Hanukkah gift they gave me.  

I can have a Kwanzaa party at my house.

Name one right you have this holiday season!